How to Open Multiple Internet Explorer Windows in Windows 8.1

More than anything Windows 8.1The upcoming free update for Windows 8 users is about fixing issues that arose after Windows 8 was released last fall. Just like eliminating the Start button, Microsoft’s metro-style apps limited the way users could multitask with multiple apps. For example, Windows 8 only allowed users to open an app once. This meant that users could not edit an email in one window and watch internet video in another window. Fortunately, the company has finally started to fix the problem.

Here’s how to open multiple Internet Explorer Windows in Windows 8.1. start screen Open internet explorer. This is the app represented by the shiny blue icon with the ego logo. Depending on your setup, the app’s live tile may be larger or smaller. Internet Explorer will open to your home page. Click or tap the address bar at the bottom of the window. back then write the address of the first site In our case, we’ll leave it in Microsoft’s Bing search engine. Swipe up from the bottom If your device has a touchscreen, use your mouse to right-click anywhere on the screen to bring up the application bar. click or tap + symbol on the right side of the application bar to open a new tab. Go to the second website You want to open it by typing the address in the address bar. In this case, we use the second window to navigate to: Must be mobile. Swipe up from the bottom If your device has a touchscreen, use your mouse to right-click anywhere to bring up the application bar. This should open the app bar. Right-click on the second window in the application bar to open a small menu. Then click on Open Tab in New Window. You have now opened two versions of Internet Explorer. You can navigate through each one independently by tapping or clicking the items in each window. You can also adjust how big each Window is by dragging the divider between both apps.